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My first impressions were great. I found the motel grounds to be clean, and I liked how the room had hardwood floors and modern furniture. After that, it went downhill. The room smelled like mothballs. They also lacked basic soundproofing, Good WIFI, a coffee maker and adequate showering facilities. - No sound proofing. It is hard to sleep when you hear every car speeding by on the freeway all night long. - Showering facilities were not adequate. The height of the shower heads are for short people. If you are 5 feet tall, you will be okay. If you are not, you will need to dip your head into the shower stream to wash your hair. Then there were the towels. They were very rough on my skin. They felt a little like sandpaper. - I couldn't access the WIFI. Thank god I didn't need it. - The mornings were made more difficult with no coffee maker available. Make sure you give yourself some extra time to make a Starbucks run. - The room had a weird smell. It wouldn't say it was horrible, but it wasn't pleasant. Kinda like mothballs. - No daily cleaning service. I had to come back to a dirty room. However, I'm beginning to see this as a post-COVID norm for most moel rooms. On the plus side. It was very affordable.

The room and bed passed the black light test, so there's that. Pretty much downhill from there. The pictures and description on TripAdvisor are terribly Out Of Date. Breakfast now is yogurt, cornflakes, plain bagels with occasional flavored bagels added. There is A toaster and limited condiments. the”juice” is orange drink with, I suppose, some juice content. Housekeeping was non-existent unless I approached cleaners directly. They were polite about being interrupted and individually helpful. I had no automatic housekeeping service in 16 days. On day 15, the battery in the door lock died. When I returned in the evening, it took 3 trips down stairs to get an office person to come with key to open the door. Meanwhile my friend and our take-out dinners were waiting in the wind on the second story walkway. I then had to find a key person for the remainder of my stay. When finally checking out the next day, it was mentioned that the door situation was happening regularly. I do fault TripAdvisor somewhat for their pictures and descriptions of this property being so mis-leading. Hot breakfast and good housekeeping were 2 of 3 reasons for selecting this hotel. Having traveled to help a familt member with surgical recovery, I really didn't need additional angst.

The housekeeper Lydia, and Amanda at the front desk are great! Both are professionals in their capacities. Lydia ensures that my family and I are comfortable always checking to see if we need anything, which we appreciate. Amanda thank you for greeting us with a smile and a kind word each morning. I appreciate all you do in making my stay a pleasant one. Thank you both.

I traveled to the Bay Area for a memorial service. I had my 90 year old, disabled father in tow. After the long drive, my dad had great difficulty getting out of the car and walking. The friendly and helpful staff was right there to help me and even loaned us a wheelchair for the weekend. We got a suite on the 5th floor. Although it was not ADA accessible, it did have a walk-in shower and wide doorways. There was a nice balcony with a great view of the bay. The bedroom and living room had separate air controls (which was wonderful as I run hot and dad runs cold). There is a full, 6-person conference table in the suite! My cousins brought dinner over and we had a family dinner right in our room! We also hosted family and friends in the very comfortable downstairs bistro area for drinks and conversation. The staff was very friendly and helpful and the food was great!

This isn’t going well so far. I checked in yesterday. For some reason, they added 20% to my bill, in case I smoke in the room. I don’t smoke. When I checked in, I requested enough towels and coffee pods for the week (5 big towels, 5 wash cloths, 10 coffee pods). The young lady at the desk said she would leave a note for housekeeping. I’m trying to lessen housekeeping’s exposure to my cooties and my exposure to their cooties. This has not been a problem with any other hotel where I have stayed in the past 14 months, and there have been several. After work today, I was at the grocery store picking up a few things and someone called from the hotel. She said they can’t give me towels for the week but the coffee is in the room. I requested an extra blanket because I like the room to be cold but I need to be warm. I was told there might be an extra blanket, stop by the front desk. They gave me another comforter. Ok, that will do. Got to the room and there is no coffee. Housekeepers are in the hall, three of them. I ask for the coffee. None of them can figure out how to hand me a bunch of coffee pods. I’m going to call the front desk after I take a shower, we’ll see how it goes. So far, these folks have done nothing that makes me want to stay here again. Also, I’m a bit concerned about the neighborhood. I’ve lived in some pretty sketchy places and my first year of doing archaeology was spent at a Motel 6 that was pretty bad. This is obviously not the wealthy section of town and I’m fine with that, but the paper I signed when I checked in had something on it about how they work closely with the police. Is there illegal activity going on here that we should know about? I just want a clean and safe place to stay.

I'm not sure what to say. The staff, especially the ladies were very pleasant. Sorted out room issues. We faced what looked like a junkyard although the booking implied we would face a landmark. Maybe they were referring to the junkyard! Room was OK. Kitchenette didn't serve much purpose. There was no cutlery etc. You could microwave food. There was a sink. Freezer was filthy, so we steered clear! Place was otherwise relatively clean and we stayed a few days. On the last day we left our luggage and went out and returned later to collect it. Found they had no washroom available in reception. I've never come across this at any hotel I've stayed in. I was though later given permission to use a bathroom. So not necessary though to initially refuse a customer use of a basic facility. I find this wrong in a developed country. The real plus was that the hotel is 3 mins walk to the BART station. Some really very good food options locally too. Lot cheaper than eating centrally.